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Maybe - I'm not sure how much effort is involved in testing and verifying a release from a vendor (RIM, iOS, Google and now Microsoft). I have a suspicion that it's partly due to concerns about reported problems (such as the mic issue), and perhaps features and capabilities available in 7.1 that weren't in 7.0, and AT&T doesn't want to support them, perhaps for financial reasons, where others have. The easiest way to avoid the comparisons is not make them available. I've seen increasing numbers of AT&T Bold 9900's in business settings, so it's probably still important to AT&T. But I wonder how many of the users know or care about this issue? We certainly do!AT&T is not even thinking about it. RIM is such a small part of their sales. I hate to say it but they have to go for where there is money to be made and RIM is just not like it used to be.
08-30-12 02:37 PM - Kinda true when you think about it, since Iphone user would get the 3gb or 5gb data plan. since they end up using alot more data = more $$$AT&T is not even thinking about it. RIM is such a small part of their sales. I hate to say it but they have to go for where there is money to be made and RIM is just not like it used to be.
While the rim can get the 250mb or was it 300mb plans and be able to stay under the limit?? for ATT they earn less $$$.
I think that is how it works right?
08-30-12 05:31 PM
